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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1901
Page
4
Readable sections discuss subscription rates and postal terms, with scattered political commentary about Arizona statehood, Hawaii, and Roosevelt era policy. The piece weaves fiscal details with oblique references to elections and civic matters, mentioning Croker and congressional districting context.
Fragmented remarks from a Manchester Europe tour discuss tariff revision and its impact on home production. The speaker contests needless changes, urging a cautious approach that protects Lauron farming, shop output, and national industry while aligning with Republican prudence.
A fragmented transcription discusses comments on President Roosevelt and a booklet in which accusations about immigration, nationalities, and public duty are debated. The piece critiques the President’s stance on public office, ethnic groups, and the idea of a pure American citizenship while arguing for honesty and ability in leadership.
A long critique of the sugar trust and its influence on legislation, alleging attempts to manipulate federal policy to curb competition. The piece argues removal of cane duties would devastate Louisiana sugar, shows the trust seeking to influence Congress, and warns of a clash between manufacturing and agricultural interests. References to Cuba, Coban, and Louisiana production appear amid a broader debate on protection and free trade.
Fragmented report suggests Acting Governor Cooper asserts ability to sway court orders as Judge Gear faces scrutiny. The piece mentions praise for Judge Gent's closing actions, a visit to Sitka by Andrew Carnegie associate Hokie, and references to health, renovation labor, and philanthropic aims amid a chaotic scene.
An OCR fragment discusses proposed exclusion measures affecting Chinese immigrants, noting officials’ opposition and fears of dominance. It references United States attitudes, enforcement debates, and the challenge of balancing law with discrimination while acknowledging cultural separation and eventual retention of native customs.
Article argues for a reciprocity treaty between the United States and Cuba, proposing reduced tariffs to boost Cuban tobacco and sugar exports. It emphasizes potential prosperity, mutual benefit, and the avoidance of Cuban annexation, urging American and Cuban cooperation to advance a reciprocal agreement and lower trade barriers.
Weaving through octant era rhetoric and party loyalty, the piece portrays Preface and Senatorial figures debating the primacy of duty over ambition. It references President Seikinteyes, Republican factions, and the Monte Woun party, outlining concerns about patronage, convention faction influence, and the South’s political stance in upcoming elections.
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